The pair of residences are Koreatown’s preeminent odd couple, what novelist DH Lawrence called (even back in the 1920s) the “crazy-sensible” of Los Angeles , a term that writer Whiteson noted. “A landscape in which the bizarre and the banal exist side .. (more…)
No CommentsI saw something tangentially related to gardens in the window of a golf shop in Koreatown recently, UV-protective clothing, which gives me the barest of opportunities to write about one of my favorite LA neighborhoods. (more…)
No CommentsQuality proven but without vital connections, Korean films struggle to crack Hollywood… (more…)
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